Sentence examples for by a control order from inspiring English sources

The periods he has not been locked up have been spent under "virtual house arrest" specified by a control order or under the most restrictive bail conditions ever seen in English law, including 17-hour curfews.

He has never faced trial in the UK, but has been detained without charge and had his movements restricted by a control order, a form of house arrest.

He has never been charged with an offence in the UK, but has been held in detention and had his movements restricted by a control order because he was suspected of playing a key role in radicalisation.

Until Sunday morning, Mr. Hicks was under a control order imposed by the police last December.

Bullivant was subjected to a control order introduced by the Labour government, which the current government replaced with the less severe terrorism prevention and investigation measure (Tpim).

A constitutional challenge could be launched over a control order sought by the Australian federal police, which restricts the movements and associations of a 20-year-old man and what mosques he can attend, a federal court judge has heard.

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"Every part of my life has been affected by this control order," he said.

Driver wrote in his orders: "The court is satisfied on the balance of probabilities that each of the obligations, prohibitions and restrictions to be imposed on you by the control order is reasonably necessary, and reasonably appropriate and adapted, for the purpose of protecting the public from a terrorist act".

The Counter Terrorism Act 2008 gives the police the power to enter – by force if necessary – and search the premises of a controlled person who is suspected of having absconded or of having breached the obligations imposed by the control order.

Nor was there a wide audience for reports from a team of top psychiatrists about the devastating psychological impact on the men and their families of indefinite detention without trial, and of a house-arrest system framed by "control orders" that allow the government to place restrictions of almost any sort on the lives of those it designates.